Home workers jobs in United Kingdom

Job Title: Semi-Independent Placement Support Worker Location: Ashford and Maidstone, Kent Job Type: Full-time, Permanent (Shift-based) Salary: Negotiable depending on experience. Job Overview: As a 24-Hour Semi-Independent Placement Support Worker, you will provide practical and emotional support to young people age 16 - 18 year old placed in semi-independent living settings. These individuals may include young adults and those transitioning from care settings. You will be responsible for ensuring the individuals' safety, well-being, and helping them develop independent living skills. This role will involve a combination of day and night shifts, including weekends, to provide consistent care and support. Key Responsibilities: Support and Empowerment: Assist individuals in achieving personal goals and developing independent living skills, such as cooking, cleaning, budgeting, personal care, and time management. Encourage and support clients in decision-making and problem-solving to increase independence. Promote the emotional, psychological, and social well-being of the individuals, ensuring they feel respected and valued. Monitoring and Reporting: Observe and record the progress, challenges, and achievements of each individual. Ensure accurate records are maintained as required. Provide regular updates to senior staff or case managers regarding any significant changes in the individual's needs or behavior. Report any incidents, safeguarding concerns, or issues promptly in accordance with policy and procedures. Health and Safety: Ensure a safe living environment for all individuals, complying with health and safety regulations. Respond to emergencies and manage crises, using de-escalation techniques and following procedures. Skill Building and Social Inclusion: Support individuals in accessing community resources and social activities to encourage social interaction and integration. Work with individuals to improve life skills such as communication, problem-solving, and personal development. Collaboration and Teamwork: Work as part of a multidisciplinary team, including social workers, psychologists, and healthcare professionals, to ensure holistic care for each individual. Attend team meetings and contribute to care planning, reviews, and updates. Shift-Based Work: Provide 24-hour support, including day shifts, waking night shifts, and sleep-ins as required. Ensure continuity of care during all shifts, maintaining high standards of practice and consistent support. Qualifications & Experience: Essential: Experience in care, support work, or a related field, ideally within semi-independent living or supported accommodation. Knowledge of safeguarding policies and procedures. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Ability to work flexibly and as part of a team. Understanding of the importance of confidentiality and respecting privacy. Ability to manage challenging behaviour and difficult situations. Desirable: Relevant qualification in health and social care (e.g., NVQ Level 2 or 3, Diploma in Health & Social Care). First aid certification. Experience supporting individuals with learning disabilities, mental health conditions, or other specific needs. Personal Qualities: Compassionate, patient, and empathetic. Resilient and able to manage stressful situations. Proactive and able to work independently with minimal supervision. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. Additional Information: A valid DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check will be required for the successful applicant. The role involves shift work, including evenings, weekends, and potentially sleep-in shifts. If you are passionate about empowering individuals and helping them achieve their full potential, we encourage you to apply and join our dedicated team.

Job description ***This is not just a job, you will make a difference to the people you support! *** People in Action are a Charity Organisation, supporting vulnerable adults to live independent lives, within their own homes and own community. Founded in the 1980’s by our Trustee Jeff, we are still continuing to grow, with services expanding. Working across Warwickshire, we deliver Person Centred Care to all of our Customers. Working as the Support Worker you will support clients in all aspects of day-to-day life, from personal care to shopping, managing bills, attending medical appointments, accessing the local community, and many more. No two shifts are ever the same, and you will learn something new every day! You will have fun with our customers, become a reliable and trusted Support Worker, kind and caring, and be involved in their development and daily life. *** Paid training for all new starters *** We offer continuous fully funded development for our teams, providing them with the opportunity to work towards vocational qualifications within the care sector, if they so wish to do so. Responsibilities: -Provide support and assistance to individuals with physical, intellectual, or developmental disabilities -Assist with daily living activities, including personal care, meal preparation, and medication administration -Promote independence and encourage individuals to participate in community activities. --Maintain a safe and clean environment for individuals in accordance with health and safety regulations -Document and report any changes or concerns regarding the well-being of individuals -Collaborate with a team of healthcare professionals to ensure the highest quality of care. -Strong communication and interpersonal skills -Ability to work independently and as part of a team -Compassionate and patient demeanor -Ability to handle challenging situations with empathy and professionalism Your own transport is essential for this role. Successful candidates must hold a valid UK drivers license and have access to a vehicle. We offer an in depth, face to face, new starter training program for all new applicants, along with continuous learning for all existing staff members. Training is essential for you to commence employment with us. You will be required to be flexible to attend the 10 days paid training. Some of this training will be based at our Head Office in Nuneaton, Warwickshire Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent Pay: £11.44-£11.94 per hour Expected hours: 16 – 40 per week

About the job Company Description We have always done coworking... Since 2006 The Hoxton has been home to laptop savvy workers making use of super-fast Wi-Fi and comfy sofas as they hustle away in a place that feels like home. So, it feels only natural for us to take our love for great experiences and create a space that offers everything you need to do your (other) day job or take over the world, in our stylish and comfortable surroundings. Working From opened its doors in Feb 2020…. There’s something for everyone. Think hot-desking, open studios, dedicated offices, events & wellness spaces, a member café & bar and a stimulating events programme – all with stunning views over the Thames. Job Description What you will do… The General Manager is responsible for all aspects of maintaining an efficient, safe, and profitable Workspace whilst focusing member experience and engagement, leading the team to support in delivering on expectations. What you can expect as our GM : You will be responsible for the strategic overview of the business and be involved in the Brand and PR led initiatives. Oversee the operation on the ground and report directly into the Hotel General Manager. You will be the first point of contact with the key members of the team to ensure operational sales targets and retention levels are being achieved and assist in the process of membership sales as and when required. You be will responsible for achieving financial targets, forecasting monthly revenue, and reporting on month end performance. Attend Hotel Operational meetings as and when required and work closely with the Hotel team on crossover operations and building specific systems. Work closely with the Brand team to assist in developing and programming a social events calendar for our members. Lead by example by setting the standard for team members Monitor the team members and WF member satisfaction, taking action to correct and direct when needed Oversee the development and maintenance of quality service standards by conducting ongoing evaluations, working with the maintenance manager and team Ensure Standard Operating Procedures and encourage training and development for all team members Maintain an appropriate level of involvement with local arts and cultural communities to help cultivate relationships that are on brand and promote our mission. Develop accurate and aggressive short and long term financial objectives that are consistent with company goals. Prepare financial reports for management that clearly explain operational effectiveness, trends and variances. Establish and maintain a progressive culture with support of the People & Culture Team Keeping team members motivated and engaged. Oversite of day-to-day operations of the facility, ensuring that all departments are functioning at high level, ensuring 360 degrees of hospitality to all members. Identify and help establish and execute marketing, sales, and operational objectives producing results that exceed business expectations. Helps to plan and organizes the work of different departments within the space. Works with Senior Leadership Team to create new Strategies to promote and execute on brand objectives. Maintain a high member service focus by approaching your job with the needs of the members in mind. Qualifications What we are looking for … A well versed General Manager with minimum 2 years experience in the role or similar, to focus on revenue generation, profit and capital projects. You will need to have experience of managing a team including developing talent, with great people management and communication skills. For this position an awareness of financial processes including invoicing and P&L’s MS Office, in particular Word and Excel is required. Someone who will make a positive impact, taking responsibility and initiative to resolve issues, always clearly communicating with both members and colleagues. You are decisive, accepting responsibility for making things happen, thinking ahead and developing contingency plans (while ensuring that you have the support to get the job done.) You are motivated and committed, approaching all tasks with enthusiasm and seizing opportunities to learn new skills or knowledge in order to improve your performance You are flexible, responding quickly and positively to changing environments. You are ready to develop a profitable business that aims to design and deliver a series of experiences, spaces and amenities conceived to attract, inspire and support entrepreneurs Additional Information What’s in it for you… A competitive salary 25 days holiday (and bank holidays), eligibility to take part in the company discretionary bonus scheme, pension, private medical and life insurance. Excellent discounts across the Ennismore family for you and your nearest and dearest (even if you decide to leave us!). Enjoy a night at The Hoxton and a meal for two when you first start with us Free night at The Hoxton every year and something a little extra £££ when you hit the big milestones. A health cash plan to claim money back and get access to lots of ways to support your physical & mental wellbeing. It’s Ok not to be OK; Take care of your physical & mental wellbeing through a support help line, gym discounts, virtual GP surgeries and more. Treat yourself with lots of retail & hospitality perks through our partners. Lots of opportunity to progress and switch it up as part of a global family of brands. Training to get you settled into your role, learning academies to broaden your skillset and development that helps you think, make and thrive at work. Extra time off to volunteer with Shelter From The Storm Enhanced family leave for when you’re expanding your family An annual diversity and inclusion calendar of events creating opportunities for you to learn, celebrate and make a positive impact. Department: Management The company Honest & Flexible Since 2006 the comfy sofas at The Hoxton have been the unofficial workspace of choice. So, after years of welcoming laptoppers into the lobbies it made sense to take everything we’d learned, step it up a level and launch a co-working space. The idea was simple – offer a place with all the best bits of The Hoxton’s lobbies with a few more work-friendly factors and office features, for a relaxed workspace that feels like home.

We are seeking a youthful and enthusiastic health support worker to be employed in a care home, assisting clients with Learning Disabilities and Autism. The responsibilities include aiding them with appointments, shopping, and cleaning. Training will be given.

Domiciliary care.. Caring for Adults in their home and will include all responsibility for the care of the person and your work will depend on their needs.

Flexi direct Health care are recruiting community care workers in Oxford and surrounding areas! You will be supporting individuals in their own home with tasks such as cleaning, meal preparation, company and conversation, personal care and to access the community. RATE OF PAY: £12.20-12.50 PER HOUR Full training, uniform and progression opportunities provided. You must be 18+ have a full driving licence and access to a vehicle for this role. We are offering guaranteed hours contracts so we offer stability in income. If you don't get your hours you still get paid!! Full time upto 39 hours weekly Part time 10 to 24 hours Bank hours Weekends only Mornings only Evenings only Live in care 2 weeks on 2 weeks off or 3 weeks on 2 weeks off Night shifts 12 hours 1:1 care Day shifts 12 hours 1:1 care

Support Officer Salary: £25,148.00 – £26,472.00 Contract type: Permanent Working hours: 35 hours a week, 9am – 5pm Monday - Friday Additional Info: Driving license and access to a car is essential (45p per mile reimbursed for business travel) Location: Oxfordshire, with office presence required at 6 Collins Street, Oxford, OX4 1NN Role Overview We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Support Officer to work closely with Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) Care Leavers. The role involves supporting these young people in their transition to independence, including moving from supported housing to independent living within the community. Key Responsibilities - Develop personalised support plans with young people - Regularly review and update support plans - Identify potential risks to the safety and wellbeing of young people. - Create and maintain risk assessments - Help young people in managing the transition from supported housing to independent living, - Attend case conferences, safeguarding meetings, and any other required gatherings to ensure appropriate action and follow-up. - Empower clients by promoting responsibility and self-sufficiency in maintaining safety, security, and cleanliness within the project. About you We want you to bring your knowledge and experience to play your part in improving people’s lives: - Previous experience supporting asylum seekers and/or young people - Experience of working in a customer-facing role, motivating complex and diverse client groups to sustain housing, health and/or work outcomes - Driving license and access to a car is essential - This role will require working alone more often than not, so discipline and self-motivation is key If you don’t feel you meet the experience requirements mentioned above, fear not! We encourage people to apply that don’t necessarily have experience in this sector, as we recognise that transferrable skills and knowledge are equally valuable. About A2Dominion We are a UK housing association committed to providing homes people love to live in. With over 38,000 homes in management across London and southern England, we provide a wide range of homes for social, affordable, and private rent, specialist services, as well as homes for sale and shared ownership. Our 70,000+ customers come from a diverse range of backgrounds and with social housing roots going back eight decades, we continue to ensure that every penny of profit is reinvested into our charitable social purpose – delivering more homes and better services for customers.

I am looking to appoint a PA support me to live in my own home and to access the community for social and practical reasons. Including some personal care Main Duties - Personal care: showering/washing, dressing, organisation of medication - Domestic duties: support with grocery shopping, cooking/food prep, changing bed linens, laundry, washing up/dishwasher and light cleaning - Social duties: supporting me in attending medical appointments as well as going to the park or coffee shop Type of person I am looking for - Punctual, honest, non-smoker - Willingness to learn about my specific needs and routine - applicant due to the provision of personal care - Quiet, calm and able self manage Hours of work: 9.5 hours per week, spread over 6 days, split between the mornings and early evening/dinner time. We can work together to schedule the exact times of day you will visit in line with your availability Skills, qualifications and experience: - Experience and/or training in providing personal care (showering/washing and dressing). I will work with you and train you in how to work with me and the needs of my specific illnesses/disability - Own car & license (must also be able to load my light folding wheelchair into your car) - Once trained, confidently able to follow written instructions and/or training, without ongoing instruction from myself (in order to maintain a quiet, calm environment and not exacerbate my illness) A DBS check will be undertaken and you will be asked to provide details of someone who can be contacted for a reference, preferably a previous employer To apply: Please send your CV and a brief description of why you think you would be good for this role. Please also provide some information regarding your availability i.e. if you have any existing commitments we would need to work around when creating a work schedule and when you could start if hired

Job Opportunity: Bricklayer Milestone Estates is looking for an experienced and reliable Bricklayer to join our team. We work on high-quality home and business building projects. Our company is known for doing excellent work and being committed to quality. Job Responsibilities: As a Bricklayer, your main job will be to build and repair structures like walls, foundations, and arches using bricks, blocks, and other materials. You will read and follow building plans to make sure the work is done correctly. You will also make sure the work is finished on time and meets the highest standards. You will work with other team members to ensure the project runs smoothly. What You Need: To apply, you need to have experience as a Bricklayer and a good understanding of building materials, tools, and techniques. You should be able to work on your own and as part of a team. Good communication and organisation skills are also important for this job. What We Offer: A salary of £31,000 per year. Chances to grow in your career and take on new opportunities. A friendly and professional place to work where your skills are valued. At Milestone Estates, we want our team to succeed. We support our workers and make sure everyone has the tools and environment they need to do their best. Why Join Us? This is a great opportunity to join a company that takes pride in its work. If you are skilled and take your job seriously, we’d love to have you on our team. If you’re looking for a secure and rewarding job as a Bricklayer, get in touch with us today!

Are you a dynamic and organized professional looking to make a significant impact on a growing organization? We're seeking an experienced Childminder to join our team and play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth and efficient services. The prospective applicant needs to demonstrate the following: · Ensuring a high level of compliance is always maintained. · Creates friendly, secure atmosphere and tries to gain the trust and confidence of those in the home or under supervision. · Plans and participates in games and leisure activities to encourage emotional, social, physical and intellectual development. · Provides one-to-one counselling or group therapy. · Maintains contact and discusses problems/progress with other staff and social workers. · Selecting fun activities and entertainment such as games, reading and outdoor activities, helping the children with homework and other school projects. · Preparing food, providing snacks, assisting with eating, monitoring sleep and taking care of hygiene, as instructed by parents. · Keeping the children safe, keeping contact numbers at hand, alerting the parents immediately if there are any issues at home, then documenting any incident. Skills, experience, and qualification required for the role. · Proven experience as a Childminder or similar role. · Excellent organizational and multitasking abilities. · Strong communication and interpersonal skills. · Ability to handle confidential information with discretion. · Problem-solving mindset and attention to detail. Also Childminder must communicate professionally with the parents, including actively listening, responding, and engaging with the children. Clear and open communication prevents misunderstandings and ensures the children's needs are met Experience in the similar role for 3 years is desirable. If you are a skilled Childminder looking for a dynamic and exciting working environment, and ready to accept new challenge; then we want to hear from you! To apply, please submit your resume outlining your experience and qualifications. Hour: 37.5 Hours per/week

About TRAID TRAID is a charity retailer working for over 25 years to transform fashion for the better. All our fundraising efforts go towards improving the conditions of workers in the fashion and clothing industry, supporting projects all around the world. About the Role We are looking for a Home Collection Driver to join our growing team. As the face of TRAID on the road, you will be responsible for collecting donations directly from homes and businesses across London. This role is hands-on, physically engaging, and offers plenty of variety - no two shifts are the same, and our donors will rely on your help in lots of different ways. Each day, you’ll be assigned a route with 20 to 35 collections. We’ll invest in you by offering fully paid, comprehensive training to ensure you’re confident in TRAID’s collection systems and procedures. In return, we expect you take pride in your work and consistently strive for excellence. Main Responsibilities: - Collect donations from homes across London as per your scheduled route - Accurately record collection details on a PDA provided by TRAID - Unload the collected items safely and securely at our Alperton Warehouse, always following manual handling guidelines and health and safety policies - Maintain the cleanliness and mechanical upkeep of the company vehicle, reporting any necessary maintenance to your line manager - Provide an energetic and customer-focused approach, aiming to deliver excellent service to donors and ensure a positive experience. This includes answering any questions they may have and calling donors in advance of the collection. Requirements: Experience- 12 months van driving/multi-drop delivery experience preferred (but not essential). Full training will be provided Full UK driving licence - with no more than 6 points and no driving bans in the last 5 years Physical fitness – You will be active, handling donation bags weighing up to 20kg Flexibility – Shifts can vary, so we’re looking for team players with a can-do attitude who are ready to tackle challenges, even on short notice! What’s in it for you: Pick-up extra shifts: Enjoy the flexibility of weekend overtime shifts and the opportunity to maximise your earnings. No upfront costs: We will provide you with everything you need to excel at your job, including a full uniform, company phone and vehicle with a fuel card Competitive Compensation: TRAID is a London Living Wage Employer, committed to the well-being and quality of life of all our employees. This means your hourly rate will be reviewed every 12 months in accordance with the foundation's annual review guidelines for as long as we voluntarily choose to adhere to the scheme. Annual Leave allowance: 22 days paid holiday (plus 8 Bank Holidays)

What We’re Looking For: Flexible working hours £26-£34 per hour Weekly pay Location dependant on assignments Following school term times and hours As a Tutor for Chalkline, you would be considered an agency worker. There is no need register as self-employed, but if you prefer it that way, we can still work with you. Hours & Pay: As an agency worker, you would be paid for each hour of tutoring delivered, and assignments (along with number of hours required each week) would be discussed and agreed before sessions begin. The aim is for Tutors to take assignments within a reasonable distance of home, and anyone travelling over 30 minutes would receive a higher rate of pay to offset some of the additional travel expense. Tutoring Delivery: Most of the pupils we work with need support with Maths and English, in a way that is adaptable to their needs, engaging and fun! As a Tutor, you will decide what will be covered in each session (supported by the director) and be flexible in your approach, to find a way that works for your pupil(s). ** Sessions are in-person and on a 1:1 basis ** Time & Location: Our sessions fall in line with most schools, so they take place during term time, and would typically take place no earlier than 08:30, and no later than 16:30. The location of your session delivery would be dependent on each individual assignment/pupil. Sessions may take place at a school, in a pupils home (or residential care home), or at an agreed public venue like a Library or family centre. Pupils: We work with a range of pupils with varying needs. Most pupils we work with are 11-16 years old, and are either children in care, children with special educational needs, or just in need of additional support. Resources: You will have access to a bank of internal resources & printables, as well as access to material from resource/learning platforms like Twinkl and BKSB. If you do ever need to deliver sessions online, you will also be supported with MS Teams or Bramble, however these requests are rare. Reporting: You will need to complete a timesheet and detailed reports by Friday every week for each pupil you work with. Key documents are shared via google drive on your own individual Chalkline Email address. Bonuses & Benefits: CPD support (accredited courses) Tutor referral scheme Performance bonus scheme

Edenmore Nursing Home is looking for an experienced Care Assistant who can support, alongside another experienced Care Assistant, 5 individuals that live with us in one of our houses named “Coombe House”. Ideally to have a minimum of 6 months care experience, to have strong emotional intelligence, to have a good sense of humour and have a good level of empathy. Your role will be to ensure the physical, emotional and social needs of the individuals you care for are met. You should have a caring nature and be passionate about making a difference in other people’s lives.

We Care 360 is a Registered Children’s Home which falls under West Sussex. It accommodates up to 4 Children, boys, and girls between the ages of 10 – 17 years. All the Children will have suffered neglect, possible abuse, possible education related issues, mental health concerns and other associated behaviours. The service includes residential care 52 weeks per year, 24 hours per day. The service is regulated by OFSTED. Be an appropriate role model to Children in the home and help meet their practical and emotional needs by providing support, advice, and assistance. To help children address their concerns, and previous trauma and work with them to achieve well-being, education, enjoyment, and achievement, to form positive relationships, and to be safe. To support children to prepare for future independence and self-sufficiency. General Duties Ensure that Safeguarding is of the highest Priority. Strive to provide the best experience possible for the Children - enabling, engaging, and empowering them to achieve their aspirations. Ensure that all Legislation, Company Policy + Procedures are always followed. Support and Respect all Colleagues to the best of your ability. Always have a professional attitude. Be confident in the use of the Whistle Blowing Policy Ensure that your own professional Development id of high priority. Complete all mandatory training. Celebrate the smallest of achievements for Children and Colleagues. Celebrate birthdays, Festive Holidays and always create fun! Specific Duties Work with children in the home, supporting them with their individual needs as outlined in their placement plan. Ensure that Safeguarding and the protection of Children is always prioritised. Ensure that you are working to the Company Ethos, Polices and Procedures. Ensure children are treated with dignity and respect. Support children to participate in the routines of the home and encourage them to take part in new activities. Promote education and support children in attending school, accompanying the child if required. Where children are out of education, support them with educational activities and work toward education outcomes. Promote well-being in the home by ensuring the environment is free from bullying, prejudice providing a safe loving place to live. Help children deal with conflict and trauma by supporting any therapeutic plans that are in place for them. Work co-operatively and pro-actively as part of a team supporting colleagues and the manager. Ensure that all records are kept to a high standard. Ensure that the home is always a clean and ambient environment. You are required to partake in cleaning the home and cooking meals. Ensure that the medical needs, including medications are managed and recorded immediately. Ensure that the Children’s records are always kept up to date, including Placement Plans, Personal Plans and Risk Assessment. Ensure that Key worker sessions are completed weekly and recorded. You will be required to attend meetings; these may fall on your rostered off days. You will be required to work with external agencies, social workers, health professionals, advocates, and families.

We’re recruiting healthcare assistants/ support workers/carers for immediate placement with our care homes and domiciliary clients. Previous experiences is necessary but not essential as we provide training for new entrants. DBS check is mandatory and willingness to engage in mandatory training is essential. You must have a right to work in the UK. Driving and access to own care is an advantage. Please note that we’re not currently offering sponsorship. Role includes assisting clients with activities of daily living including personal care, incontinence care, medication administration, cooking, light house work and other duties depending on the needs of the clients. We guarantee the National Minimum Wage. Please contact us for further details.

Holly Bush Nursing Home is based in Stanmore / Harrow and is registered to care for up to 12 adults with learning disabilities. We are looking to expand our dedicated team of carers to assist in maintaining a high standard of personal care. Job Description: The Ideal candidate will be patient and friendly with good communication skills. You should be able to follow instructions and perform a variety of tasks to help our service users. To share the personal care and support needs of service users with other staff members of the team in a way that respects the dignity of the individual and promotes their independence. The care and support provided by Care and Support Workers is expected to include support that would reasonably be given by members of the service user's family and is not to include tasks that would normally be undertaken by a trained nurse. Principal responsibilities To assist service users who need help getting up and going to bed in the morning and evenings, including dressing and undressing, washing, bathing and going to the toilet. To help service users with their mobility and with any physical disabilities, including incontinence and use of personal aids and equipment. To care for service users who are temporarily sick and need bed nursing and help with feeding etc. To provide care and support for service users who are terminally ill. To help in the promotion of mental and physical activities of service users through talking, outings, reading, writing, hobbies and recreations. To make and change beds, light cleaning, emptying commodes and general tidying. To inspect, launder and mend customers' clothes. To set tables and trays, prepare and serve light meals, clearing away and washing up. To read and write reports and be involved in service users reviews and training activities. To adhere to all the nursing homes policies and procedures at all times. To report either to the Manager or Nurse on duty any significant changes in the health or circumstances of a service users. To encourage the independence of service users wherever possible. It is considered essential that Care and Support Workers possess the following qualities: Self motivated & well organised. Flexible. Caring & sensitive to the needs of others. Ability to use own initiative. Ability to communicate effectively. SIMPLYCARE …"A Provider And Employer That Simply Cares !"

We are actively recruiting experienced support workers in the Central and Eastern areas of Hertfordshire to work with younger adults with Autism and Learning Disabilities, in their own homes for block visits. Empress Social Care Ltd is a family run dynamic organisation seeking committed individuals to compliment our vision for continuity, growth and expansion. We work closely with people in our care to identify and personally match workers to create a `bespoke team` specifically to meet the individuals social and personal care needs.

Property Maintenance Worker required to maintain properties in the South East London area for a letting company. General skills and knowledge of some plumbing and general electric work, painting and some carpentry and cleaning Must be a driver with a clean licence, you will be given a company van to drive General skills and knowledge of some plumbing and general electric work, painting and decorating. Knowledge of maintaining and cleaning properties. Should have the ability to work in a team. Should have the ability to communicate effectively with tenants and other when required. Living close to South East London would be preferred but not essential 30 hour week, from 10am – 5pm at £1690.00 per month 35 hour week from 9am – 5pm at £1971.67 per month Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Salary: £1,690.00-£1,971.67 per month Benefits: Company car Company pension Schedule: Monday to Friday

Purely Care are a family run and friendly team located in Hellesdon, Norwich. Who are dedicated to providing personalised care to people in the comfort of their own homes. We have many years of experience and offer practical and emotional support to all our clients and staff. Are you looking for a exciting role? Do you want a job which is rewarding and varied every day? Then a job at Purely Care is for you. The role includes helping people with personal care, preparing and serving food and companionship. So what do we need form you: You need to be a very calm, caring individual with a positive outlook Empathy, caring and sensitivity to the needs of others Excellent communication skills both written and verbal Own transport essential (Car or bike) The ability to adapt to changing circumstances Team player We offer full training and mentors. Paid travel time between jobs and mileage too.